Customer Ratings & Reviews

Despite of the mixed reviews of the Pixel Watch from YouTubers and independent bloggers and journalist, my wife and I personally enjoy the watch and after a week of use, the battery appears to last much longer than the first few days after initial setup. The thick bezel doesn't bother us as the UI and watch interface does a great job blending it around the background. The thick bezel is as easily ignored as Apple's famous notch or dynamic island screen design. The Fitbit integration is a welcome addition which I personally think it's better than using Google Fit which lacks lots of features compared to other competitors like Samsung, Apple and Garmin. Regarding the 2018 Samsung Exynos chip, it's not a problem at all since the watch has a really well-designed UI and runs very smooth in all accounts. I think YouTube reviewers and the like are reviewing the watch too harshly and comparing it to other smartwatches that's been on the market for several generations. At this point, that's like comparing a new model first gen car to a 10th gen BMW car that's been redefined for several years. Remember, how Apple and Samsung started with theirs? They had several issues with their watch and wasn't perfect as well, especially the battery life. Give it time and the product will become better. Don't let other negative reviewers cloud your judgement. See it for yourself. Overall, I'll personally give this watch a 4 our of 5 stars.

If you've operated a WearOS device in your past, this will feel no different. After experiencing the features it boasts when paired with a Pixel 6 Pro phone, I can say it has a lot to offer, being two days into ownership. Straight off, I felt how light and low-profile it is. I love the design and the screen, but dislike how easily it could glance off an object and be damaged. If you know first-iteration on-launch-day Google products like many, you'll know that theres lots and lots of minute bugs with the companion Watch App on the phone. Easily customizable software options, but sometimes the options don't work, and some coaxing will get it right. One true problem I've found is app updates on the watch -- you have to go into the Play Store on the watch itself to update the apps on it, rather than doing it through the phone like the companion app implies you can. Thats a tiny nugget, but all-in-all its another Launch Day Special from Google: lots of fun and definitely the Google product I've come to expect, but doesn't come without some kinks to work out, which there are only a few minor things. I'm not a big smartwatch guy, but this has turned me around.

Great smartwatch. If you want to just charge it once a day: You have to make some modifications to save battery. For it to last longer. Take into consideration I use my pixel waatch mainly to receive notifications from apps such as whatsapp, messenger, text messages, and other in cellphone apps notifications (uber etc..) and I track my workouts for 30 minutes and i track my sleep. Usually it charges fully if you let it charge for 30-45 minutes. It could last longer, but you would have to choose a very minimalistic face (each face affects the battery life differently). The original bands are very comfortable to wear all day. i do not take it into the shower with me since I usually get extra juice for my battery when I am showering. It works perfectly with fitbit and pixel pro 7. I attached a picture of the face i use.

I enjoy using my Google Pixel Watch. It's a good pairing with the Pixel series of phone's. It does everything advertised which isn't much and that's ok. Battery life isn't the best but it gets me through a day and a half. It takes a while to sync your data with the Fitbit app. Step tracking could be better but it isn't horrible. I expect a few feature drops from Google to improve the Watch where it is lacking. Hopefully the 2nd generation offers a larger screen size. It's an overall good 1st attempt from Google.

Battery life could be better, but functions like it should, I may upgrade to the new one since reviews are better on battery life

First off, its an excellent product. My only issue with it is the size of the display… being accustomed to the Galaxy Watch 4, this watch is small in comparison thus I had to return it. But lets me at least discuss what I like about it…. The way Google displayed the notifications on the Pixel Watch is different from WearOS on Galaxy Watches. Then there’s the way settings was implemented… I thought that was better compared to Galaxy Watch. I enjoyed the way app launcher looked on the Pixel Watch. Hopefully, next release Google gives two versions of the Pixel Watch… a small version and a much bigger one.

Its a first attempt by google. Its great overall can see some spots where it could be improved and cleaned up on the gestures or overall functions. Battery life is Right around 24 hours can make it through night but will die around early night next day. So I've been charging right after getting up or before bed it charged to 100 within an hour.

Really enjoy the experience of having a whole Google ecosystem. Love the look of it. However there are some "odd" things at first that I needed to get used to. For instance the alarm app on the phone doesn't connect to the watch. At first I thought this was bad, but it's actually been beneficial to not have them connected.

Watch is sleek and sits well on the wrist. If you have large wrists Google needs to make larger watch bands. I wear the large and am on the last notch and the band is still a little too tight on the wrist.

Pretty cool watch. I really like it. The battery last about a day and a half. I get messages through Facebook Messenger through the watch. And it connects to my phone via bluetooth. It's also cool that you can go to Amazon and upgrade the bands for pretty cheap. And there's a lot of different options. You can also download a few different apps to have pretty much any watch face on the front of it that you want. There's literally all kinds.

Nice looking watch. Battery needs to be upgraded to stay longer than 24 hours. No other complaints.

The Good: interface, frequent updates(so far), convenience The Bad: battery life and battery charger(should work with pixel stand)

Love that the battery last me the entire day. And love the features the only thing that it doesn't pick up when I go upstairs only sometimes. Other then that I'm happy with this Google watch connected to my Google pixel 8a

Its a great watch for the price. No complaints. Its speedy and it does what i expect it to do

Absolutely love the watch. Only reason I gave it 4 stars was because i wish it would come with a Type C Charger to usb Cable Power Converter. Come to think of it u totally wish all Pixel products came with one. Will attach picture of what i mean. Other then that 5 stars on the watch itself.

Great watch, bands and inexpensive and as long as you charge it on a schedule that works for you there's not much downtime due to battery life.

This watch is not without it's flaws, but overall is very nice. There are a few little things that are annoying, like when my phone automatically goes to bedtime mode the watch doesn't, that I would imagine Google will fix with future updates. All in all a decent watch for the first one.

The Google Pixel Watch is a beautiful and well-made smartwatch with some great features. However, there are a few areas where it could be improved, which is why I'm giving it a 4-star rating. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Pros: Stunning design: The Pixel Watch has a sleek and elegant design with a high-quality stainless steel case and a beautiful domed display. It looks fantastic on my wrist and feels comfortable to wear. Seamless integration with Google services: If you're heavily invested in the Google ecosystem, the Pixel Watch integrates seamlessly with your other Google devices and services. Google Assistant is particularly helpful for voice commands and quick actions. Effective fitness tracking: The built-in fitness tracker accurately tracks heart rate, steps, and various workout activities. It also provides helpful insights and motivates you to stay active. Fast charging: The watch charges quickly and conveniently, typically reaching full charge in under an hour. Cons: Limited app selection: Compared to other smartwatches, the Pixel Watch currently has a smaller selection of available apps. This can be limiting for users who rely on specific apps for their daily routines. Average battery life: While the battery life isn't terrible, it doesn't quite match some of the leading smartwatches on the market. I typically get around a day of use on a single charge, but it can vary depending on usage. Price: The Pixel Watch is priced competitively with other premium smartwatches, but considering the limited app selection and average battery life, some users might find it slightly overpriced. Overall: The Google Pixel Watch is a stylish and capable smartwatch with a lot to offer, especially for users who are deeply integrated into the Google ecosystem. However, the limited app selection and average battery life hold it back from achieving a perfect score. If you're looking for a feature-packed smartwatch with the widest app selection, there might be better options available. But if you prioritize design, Google integration, and solid fitness tracking, the Pixel Watch is definitely worth considering.

The only gripe is it currently doesnt allow for media to be played through that pop up from pixel phone. I have to go to the phone to see and speaker is tiny .but battery usually gets me through enough of the day. Will have to be charged daily but it works for me.

In general, I like this watch. I upgraded from a Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle watch, and it easily outperforms it. The screen resolution is crisp, and the screen animations are both snappy and smooth. I also get about 1 1/2 to 2 days of battery life using the settings out of the box. The smaller size compared to my previous watch has also grown on me, and its comfort on my wrist is a definite plus. My gripes: 1) In order to keep up the battery life, I have to turn off the "always on" screen option. 2) I'm not certain about how I feel about eventually paying for fitness tracking features via Fitbit. I believe you can still use Google Fit with this, but, honestly, I haven't tried to yet because I still in the 6-month free Fitbit trial. 3) Though the "bezel-less" design is very nice, I'm deathly afraid of smacking this against the edge of something really hard and scratching, chipping, and/or breaking this. I've played hell trying to find after market screen protectors and bezels to protect the screen. 4) I think this is overpriced at $350. I felt marginally better about buying this when it was on sale over the holidays for about $300. I would suggest to anyone else interested in this watch to wait for sales also. Otherwise, this fits my needs which are basically timekeeping, fitness tracking, Google Nest compatibility and accessing other occasional Google features that I would find on my phone.